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In other languages the "funny bone" has rather funny names...
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ᏌᎪᏂᎨ | Mark 15:34 NSRVUE | Land Back | No More MMIW | linguist wannabe ig | learning: ᏣᎳᎩ & Yidish | know: a lil’ ‘bout a lot
Lansing, MI
Born May 29
Joined October 2015
- Replying to @VFuckyourself and @BornakangYou know, I feel like evading arrest shouldn’t be a crime. It’s all part of the game
- 'white person' in Central Alaskan Yup'ik is kass'aq /kas:aq/ quite clearly to be from russian kazák
- Every natural language can express human consciousness to the fullest. If you can’t, it’s because *you * can’t.
- everybody from everywhere speaks a dialect
- Replying to @gargoylebossThere's always Europeans and Americans fighting over who's the better white cook in any comments regarding food
- Arguably more interesting is the Klallam word for ‘(american) white person’ pástən [ˈpaˑstən] which is from Boston'white person' in Central Alaskan Yup'ik is kass'aq /kas:aq/ quite clearly to be from russian kazák
- Last time this happened, I threw up a little and it got on my bib and the nurse said “that’s okay, it’s normal” and I knew it wasn’t but I’m glad she said it anyway
- Replying to @Whalesrule221A lot of Alaskan and Arctic natives were encountered first by explorers instead of missionaries (that would come after though). Aleut and Yup’ik were in contact primarily at first with Siberian fur traders called promyshlenniki who were also called cossacks
- Replying to @NitzaSanibel and @exotictanishaDamn we got the jerk off Master here or what ?
- Replying to @IdiotOlympicsWow almost 2,000 people think this is serious.
- Replying to @unhingedwomen @torioreo_o and 2 othersThere’s no out dogging the dog snob
